Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

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Mary Barrett and Ann M. Kenny, Advisers The Live Wire, for the first time in several years, appeared in dual form, once as a paper and once as a magazine; we hoped thereby to please the majority of the student body and the faculty. We trust w e have ac- complished this and set a precedent for the Front row: P. Crehan, C. Olson, K. Brodeur, S. Frink, C. Coldwell. Third row: V. Russell, Barrett, A. Horsley, L. Tedesco. @68O68 LIVE WIRE g ® © ny D if) 9 ete We Hee is 5678 90H RRwS bw 9 7 475 a y) ® ie) Editors Lorna Tedesco and Allen Horsley add up the profits. following years. We wish to thank Mrs. Bar- rett and Mrs. Kenny for their patience and assistance. The two graduating editors leave an able staff and their very best wishes to next year’s editor, Etta Pollock. G. Johnson. Second row: P. Kopeski, M. Walter, M. Geyer, J. Wakefield, P. Godfrey, J. Casey. Back row: R. Healy, J. White, Mrs.

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Front row: Mrs. Emerson, $. Lydon, R. Healy, V. Russell, E. Pollock, E. Gavin. Back row: B. Spencer, A. Horsley, B. Thorne, J. White, E. Kenney, J. McLean, J. Rivers. STUDENT COUNCIL Ring Committee in Action. What company? What design? What shape? No detention here! After election of officers in October we delved into the tremendous task of forming a lasting organizaticn. Several members at- tended a workshop for Student Councils at Holliston High and received some useful ideas. Our only money-making activity was a Christmas dance. The new year brought sev- eral improvements—one-way stair traffic, a seating arrangement for assemblies, four consecutive lunch bells, a long-awaited con- stitution, and our major accomplishment, the selection of a standard school ring.

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HONORS GIRLS’ and BOYS’ STATE Allen Horsley, Nancy Adams, Carl Olson . selected by the faculty . . . spon- sored by Am. Leg. Post and Aux. No. 208 . . . a week's training in citizen- ship and government. STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY and D. A. R. REPRESENTATIVES James White and Franciline Braun . . . chosen by the student body . . . youth rules for a day. MEMORIAL DAY SPEAKERS Kathleen Brodeur and Allen Horsley . . . two of the many high school students who, through the years, have joined with the townspeople on May 30 to commemo- rate the glories of the past.